NEW YORK – Addi Kooi from Butler was named BIG EAST Female Golfer of the Week, while a trio of golfers - Logan Sutto from Butler, Eli Weidmann from St. John's, and Xavier's Ray Filter - share Male Golfer of the Week honors.

Kooi led the Butler women to the team title at the Dayton Flyer Invitational, earning medalist honors with a 4-under par total score of 208.  On the men's side, Sutto also took first place at the Dayton Flyer Invitational, carding a 6-under total of 207.  Weidmann tied for the top spot on the leaderboard for St. John's at the Nassau Intercollegiate. Filter was victorious for Xavier at the Gateway Logistics Invitational, with a 6-under 204.

BIG EAST Female Golfer of the Week
Addi Kooi, Butler
Kooi earns her second conference weekly award of the 2026 fall season, winning the Dayton Flyer Invitational by five strokes.  She finished the tournament with a 4-under par score of 208, highlighted by her second round 66.  The victory was the third in her career and the second over five fall events for the Bulldogs.

BIG EAST Co-Male Golfers of the Week
Logan Sutto, Butler
Sutto finished with a 6-under total of 207 to take medalist honors at the Dayton Flyer Invite.  He posted rounds of 70, 67, and 70 to secure a one-shot lead, en route to his second win of the 2026 fall slate.  This is his second straight - and third total - BIG EAST weekly golf honor this season.

Eli Weidmann, St. John's
Weidmann's final round 71 pushed him to a tie on the leaderboard at the Nassau Intercollegiate.  He dropped a stroke on the second playoff hole, but his performance helped pace the Red Storm to the team win.  Weidmann also registered a second round 68.  It was the first individual victory of the season by a St. John's golfer. 

Ray Filter, Xavier
Filter helped the Musketeers capture its home event - the Gateway Logistics Invitational - finishing at 6-under par for the 54-hole event.  He improved in each round of play, opening with an even-par 70 before posting rounds of 68 and 66 to close out competition.  It marked his second collegiate victory and the the ninth top 10 performance of his career.

Women's Notes: Butler posted the lowest team round in program history - a 271 (-9) in the second round - to highlight their victory at the Dayton Flyer Invitational...the Bulldogs finished at 857 (+17), which was good for a 16-shot victory...Providence was also in action this week, finishing ninth at the Crusader Invitational...the Friars were led by Maddie Hyndman, who tied for 12th place (84-78=162) - her third top 20 finish in four collegiate starts.

Men’s Notes: Butler, St. John's, and Xavier each earned team titles this past week...Butler took the trophy home from the Dayton Flyer Invite, finishing with a 2-under total of 850 - the only team in the field to finish under par...St. John's led the Nassau Intercollegiate with a cumulative three-round score of +22, winning the tournament by two shots as all five Red Storm golfers finished inside the top 15...For the third consecutive season, Xavier won its home tournament - the Gateway Logistics Invitational - posting a 1-over par 840 en route to the eight-shot win...the Musketeers have recorded seven team titles over the last three seasons...Marquette fired a season-low 7-under par score at the Quail Valley Invitational, finishing in fifth place - higher than four top 50 teams in the field...Vincent Cervantes led the Golden Eagles tied for 18th place, at 2-under par with rounds of 71, 72, and 71...DePaul also competed at the Dayton Flyer Invite, placing ninth with an overall team score of 880 (+28)...Rohan Gopaldas was the top Blue Demon golfer, using an opening round 68 to tie for ninth overall (214, +1)...Providence's Zac Georgantas tied for fifth at the Gateway Logistics Invite, recording 16 birdies en route to a 1-under par total of 209 (71-67-71)...the Friars finished fourth in the nine-team field...Villanova finished fourth at the Blue Hen Intercollegiate, posting consecutive top four finishes as a team during the 2026 fall season...Vibhav Alokam led the Wildcats, tying for 15th place - highlighted by a career-low 67 in round one...Creighton's Brock Kuhlman tied for 29th at the Zach Johnson Invitational, recording a season-low 69 during the second round of play...the Bluejays placed 11th as a team.